Sentence examples for being split off from inspiring English sources
He floated the possibility that the riskier operations of banks could be required to hold more capital rather than being split off from the high street bank completely.
CBS, which is being split off from Viacom, is among the many major media companies expanding their Internet activities, mainly to chase advertising dollars that are moving online.
In the first quarter, Warner Brothers generated $2.84 billion, while the networks brought in $2.66 billion; the cable business that is being split off brought in $4.16 billion in revenue in the first quarter.
(See: "CBS Proves Life Exists Outside Of Sports" ) Since being split off from Viacom at the start of 2006, CBS shares have declined 7.1%, reflecting the difficulty of making money in traditional television.
(See: "CBS Proves Life Exists Outside Of Sports" ) Since being split off from Viacom at the start of 2006, CBS shares have declined 7.5%, reflecting the difficulty of making money in broadcast television.
In the 1190s the Exchequer began separating from the curia regis, a process which continued until the beginning of the 13th century; academics have suggested that this is due to an increasing demand on the revenue side of the court, which led to part of the common law element being split off to form the Court of Common Pleas.
In America research was split off from investment banking in 2003, with painful effects.
In 1999, the new territory of Nunavut was split off from the Northwest Territories.
The sources of their humor are split off from the technical effects they produce.
The agricultural division was split off and sold in the 1980s, later merging with Case.
